Unrepentant Bachmann: I May Not Always Get My Words Right

As reports suggested – Michelle Bachmann wasn’t exactly going to apologize – and by the tone of her ad/ sorry, was that apology statement – she likely still feels that the press or SomeBody should sort through all the members of Congress to determine who is ‘pro-America’ and who is ‘anti-America’.

Frankly whatever that was an ad/apologetic attempt – Michelle Bachmann came across as desperate [Desperate scary].

As she should be – her Democrat opponent has received upwards of $1 million within days of her remarks on Hardball, and to make matters worst, the GOP candidate she beat in the primaries – has now stepped back into the race.

Full Bachmann-Hardball Interview here

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Sinking Fast: GOP Pulling Its Ads From Bachmann’s Race, reports say

Five days after Rep. Michele Bachmann went on a McCarthy-esque rant suggesting Barack Obama was unpatriotic and urging the major newspapers of the country to investigate anti-American sentiment in Congress, the national Republican political parties are running for cover.

Two sources aware of ad buys in Minnesota say that the National Republican Congressional Committee is pulling its media purchases from Bachmann’s race. If true, it is a remarkable fall for a congresswoman who, until recently, seemed relatively safe in her predominantly conservative district. The race had become closer in recent days — the NRCC had transferred funds from Rep. Erik Paulsen (MN-03) to Bachmann a little over a week ago.

In the days following her appearance on Hardball, however, Bachmann has watched as her challenger, El Tinklenberg raised more than a million dollars off her incendiary remarks. That surge in fundraising put Bachmann’s re-election in a far less certain position. Bachmann tried to stem the bleeding by telling the press she was sorry for her remarks. But with the national party now apparently pulling the plug, the situation has gone from bad to worse.

Source: HP